Sentence examples for complex of elements from inspiring English sources
A complex of elements is always a complex of relations and determinations.
Integrated information is defined as the amount of information generated by causal interactions within a complex of elements, above and beyond the information generated independently by its parts.
Yet a problem remains, namely whether Gestalt qualities arise as a result of some activity on our part when confronted with the relevant complex of elements or without any contribution of the intellect.
He writes that 'the fact that we accept some definition as correct shows that the term did somehow stand for a complex of elements; yet the fact that we are for some time in doubt about whether the term is analysable, and if so, what the correct analysis is, shows that this complex of elements was not distinctly present to our mind before, or during, the search for a definition' (RG 92 93).
Specifically: (1) the quantity of consciousness is given by the amount of integrated information generated by a complex of elements, and (2) the quality of experience is given by the set of informational relationships within that complex.
Matter is, instead, to be understood as a complex of particulars among which there can be sensations as Mach laconically puts it: "Bodies do not produce sensations, but complexes of elements (complexes of sensations) make up bodies" (Mach 1886, 29).
The uptake of different forms and complexes of elements in mushrooms should, however, be considered in more detail as the impacts on human health may vary depending on the chemical forms of the element ingested.
The directFourier function carries out the addition of complex multiplications of elements in x(n) by the complex exponential W N nk defined in (1).
Constructal design starts from the smallest scale (elemental volume) and proceeds toward larger and more complex assemblies of elements.
His style is sui generis, though in its complex layering of elements, from rustic dance to dissonant pandemonium, it distantly resembles that of Charles Ives.
